Hamishmash Posted March 19, 2011 Author Posted March 19, 2011 My favourites are Just because I think they're successful designs. Although coming up are some of my favourites. Got an awesome set, just can't decide whether to make them Grass / Dark or Poison / Dark. They look like rotten fruit-zombies.
chairdriver Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 Femury is my least favourite of yours. He just looks fat, rather than strong/awesome.
Hamishmash Posted March 19, 2011 Author Posted March 19, 2011 (edited) Femury is my least favourite of yours. He just looks fat, rather than strong/awesome. I DIDN'T MAKE HIM FOR YOU!! - Dr. Frank N Furter, The Rocky Horror Picture Show Edited March 19, 2011 by Hamishmash
Eddage Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 (edited) Is Poigeon spelt wrong? It's a poison penguin so I would've thought it would be Poiguin? At the moment it seems to be confused as to whether it's a penguin or a pigeon. Edit: Forget you posted that list of how you came up with the names - but that just confirms that he is a poison penguin named after a poison pigeon... Edited March 19, 2011 by Eddage
Hamishmash Posted March 19, 2011 Author Posted March 19, 2011 It actually was meant to be derived from pigeon. Not exactly sure why, but I like the idea of it having so much oil on it that you can't really tell what it is. Poiguin is a good name though.
Paj! Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 Ambush is the most definitive thing I've ever seen. So easy to see in the next gen.
Hamishmash Posted March 19, 2011 Author Posted March 19, 2011 Some poison types for you! BLOG: JEKYLLIG GINEEHYDE deviantART: http://spune.deviantart.com/art/056-Jekyllig-057-Gineehyde-201509702 JEKYLLIGPokémon Testing was long since outlawed until Jekyllig was discovered. Not only do they actively adore the attention of being experimented on, they do not feel any pain and cannot suffer status effects. This would make them incredibly formidable battle Pokémon, but they tend to be weak and rather stupid. GINEEHYDE Gineehyde is the result of a Jekyllig which has been experimented on one too many times. They carry out “top up†chemicals to give them boosts throughout battle and they often poison Pokémon which come into contact with them. Their original eager spirit is now replaced by a menacing and mischievous side. They often break into shops at night to steal ingredients for more chemicals. BLOG: ROTATO TOMBIE SCRUMBIE deviantART: http://spune.deviantart.com/art/058-Rototo-060-Scrumbie-201509883 ROTATORotato starts life as a Grass Pokémon but waits until it has rotted and become moldy before journeying out of its nest. It then develops the Poison type. Rotato smell awful. When many gather together in one spot, the smell can remain there for over a year. TOMBIE Tombie is a rotten Grass Pokémon. Its skin is very squishy and oozes when touched. Bug Pokémon are often found inside its head, eating its brain. Therefore, in the wild, they don’t often last long and can be found as just a crumbled husk if left alone. SCRUMBIE Scrumbie is a huge rotting Pokémon. Trainers with Scrumbies often get sick so need constant checkups. Scrumbie’s attack “Maggot Rain†involves it leaping into the air and opening up its head and pouring maggots onto the opponent’s team. It causes one to three Pokémon in the opponent’s party to become poisoned (including the Pokémon being used).
Ville Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 GuineapigHyde, nice idea...The rotten ones? Spectacular I really like these...the colour, design and concept! Maggot rain for teh win! xD Grass / Poison? Well, pretty common...but I think quite justified here.
Mike Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 Awesome ideas - some of your best for a while! You've either put an awful lot of thought into these, or you're a creative genius (or both!)
Hamishmash Posted March 19, 2011 Author Posted March 19, 2011 Thanks guys. At least you guys are nice. I've got a bunch of hate on my blog though. I hate to say it. But your style of drawing is actually so shitty.Very few of the pokemon you draw are quite fitting, but the rest of them all look like poorly designed parody pokemon that are mocking the series. Please pay attention to how pokemon are actually drawn/designed before you make poorly laughable finished products. Time and Space verisons? Really? You know Diagla and Palkia exist right? And your professor looks lake a cracked up indian. Bit unnecessary.
Jonnas Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 Man, that guinea pig and the rotten tomato are awesome. Though I think maybe the basic form should be pure grass type, starting life as a healthy tomato, and then move into grass/poison for the first evolution. Also, please don't change Poigeon's name, I like to read it in a French accent. It's just, it's such a good name, and guys like Charmander and Psyduck aren't actually a salamander or a duck, either, so it shouldn't matter.
Hamishmash Posted March 19, 2011 Author Posted March 19, 2011 Man, that guinea pig and the rotten tomato are awesome. Though I think maybe the basic form should be pure grass type, starting life as a healthy tomato, and then move into grass/poison for the first evolution. Also, please don't change Poigeon's name, I like to read it in a French accent. It's just, it's such a good name, and guys like Charmander and Psyduck aren't actually a salamander or a duck, either, so it shouldn't matter. OMG. It sounds amazing in French. Now people are sending me messages on the blog about Prof. Redwood being a pedophile and/or rapist.
ReZourceman Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 Seriously, where do you find these people?! :p
Paj! Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 I enjoy both Poison ones. I dislike the idea of "Maggot Rain" since it feels out of place and bringing maggots into Pokemon without them being Pokemon feels jarring. That's really just the name of the attack though that irks me. Like the idea of the attack though. Could be too good. But I'm over it. Have there been any fruit/vegetable pokemon (in the official games...)? Would be stun.
Paj! Posted March 19, 2011 Posted March 19, 2011 True. Plus it would be a bit weird to have fruit pokemon I suppose. They have a Pokemon for almost everything else though. I mean a Sarcophagus is now a Pokemon. And a Chandelier!
Hamishmash Posted March 19, 2011 Author Posted March 19, 2011 There's a really cute koala Pokemon coming up called Kwamla which caries a really big fruit with it at all times. And of course Lampoon has fruit. There's also this muver fucker. Cherubi -
Dannyboy-the-Dane Posted March 20, 2011 Posted March 20, 2011 Jekyll and Hyde Pokémon?! Utter genius! The rotten Pokémon are jarring, but only because they convey so well what they're intended to. The Rotato starting off as a plain Grass type might not be a bad idea, but that's a detail. Oh, and the haters are obviously just jealous. It always baffles me why people will go out of their way to criticise something on the internet. Why? If I don't like art, I don't go into a museum and start hatin' on all the exhibits.
Coolness Bears Posted March 20, 2011 Posted March 20, 2011 Oh, and the haters are obviously just jealous. It always baffles me why people will go out of their way to criticise something on the internet. Why? If I don't like art, I don't go into a museum and start hatin' on all the exhibits. You should totally just walk into a museum and unzip your trousers piss all over a rembrandt and shout "YOU CALL THAT A POKEMON!?!" and then casually walk out like a Cerebrilla. :p
Hamishmash Posted March 20, 2011 Author Posted March 20, 2011 (edited) Back to the mexican wrestler pokemon: is this any better? (Also an interesting look into how I draw these things!) Edited March 20, 2011 by Hamishmash
ReZourceman Posted March 20, 2011 Posted March 20, 2011 I like it. There is a Mexican Wrestler in Black and White though, who is also orange so they seem kind of similar. I think a Mexican Wrestler who wields incredibly hot chillies would be a good route (Fighting/Poison) and make him distinctively different (looks wise) to (Tepig's evolutionary chain).
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